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engine oil grade explained
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Engine oil grades, indicated by codes like 5W-30, refer to the oil's viscosity – essentially its thickness and fluidity at various temperatures. The first number with a ‘W’ (stands for Winter) shows the oil's viscosity at cold temperatures, indicating how easily it will flow when your engine is cold. The lower this number, the thinner the oil, and the easier the engine start in cold conditions. The second number indicates the oil's thickness at high temperatures. A higher number means the oil stays thicker, providing better protection and lubrication for the engine under heavy operation. Selecting the correct oil grade is crucial for maintaining engine health, as it affects performance, fuel efficiency, and longevity. Always refer to your vehicle's manufacturer recommendations when choosing oil to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.
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